It's hard to believe that I haven't done a pizza post yet. Given that we make pizza maybe once a week in our house, I'll not even try to count the opportunities I have missed for doing this. The good
Upcycle Stock
I was recently reminded that a good way to reduce food waste is to use all the odds and ends to make stock. What I didn't know was that you can actually save onion and garlic skins and use them in
Fig & Walnut Bread
My recent bread feast involved, among other breads, a fig & walnut loaf. It was made with Italian type 00 flour, dried mission figs and walnuts. It also had a thin, crisp, salty malt syrup crust.
A Saturday Night Bread Feast
On a Saturday night not long ago, we had a bread feast at our house. Planning a bread feast is always a risky endeavor, at least for me. When I'm experimenting with bread (which is how one ends up
Possibly My Best Bread Yet
I usually bake all the bread we eat at home. Since I began baking for real (you can read more about that here), I’ve mostly done variations on the same recipe. But last year when I was trying to
Collard Green Wraps
I have a feeling that our household is one of those that likes interactive food. I grew up in the eighties in Denmark where pita breads were all the craze. We’re talking store-bought pitas. canned
Cauliflower Pizza with Beet Greens
The cauliflower pizza is a new favorite of mine. I started making it as an attempt to eat more vegetables, but it stuck around because it’s just so delicious. I encountered the concept of
